[Technical aspects of revascularizing transplantation of omentum majus on myocardium, upper extremity and brain]. / Tekhnicheskie aspekty revaskuliariziruiushchei transplantatsii bol'shogo sal'nika na miokard, verkhniuiu konechnost', golovnoi mozg.

There was the technique elaborated for the revascularized transplantation of the omentum majus flap on myocardium, upper extremity and brain. There were performed 26 operations of nondirect revascularization of myocardium, 3--of microsurgical transplantation on upper extremity and 3--on the brain.

[The use of greater omentum in revascularization of ischemia-affected organs]. / Ispol'zovanie bol'shogo sal'nika v revaskuliarizatsii ishemizirovannykh organov.

Anatomo--morphological peculiarities of greater omentum (GO) in 63 patients, in whom its flap was applied for revascularization of ischemized tissues of extremities, myocardium and the brain, were studied up. Microsurgical transplantation of the GO free flap was performed in 41 patient, omentocardiopexy without the break of the GO vascular pedicle--in 22. Possibilities of the GO application for the ischemized organs revascularization were estimated.

[A method choice in the myocardial revascularization in the ischemic heart disease on the basis of clinico-angiographic data on patients]. / Vybor metoda revaskuliarizatsii miokarda pri ishemicheskoi bolezni serdtsa na osnove kliniko-angiograficheskoi kharakteristiki bol'nykh.

Of 230 patients, examined by coronarography, in 219 the signs of the ischemic heart disease were revealed. The criterions were elaborated for differentiated choice of the myocardial revascularization method.

[The preoperative drug correction of disorders in myocardial functional reserve in patients with ischemic heart disease]. / Predoperatsionnaia medikamentoznaia korrektsiia narushenii funktsional'nogo rezerva miokarda u bol'nykh s ishemicheskoi bolezn'iu serdtsa.

The optimally adjusted doses of phinoptin, cordarone and cordypin were applied as the preoperative preparation complex in 30 ischemic heart disease patients with the stress angina pectoris of the II-IV functional class. It promoted the total blood peripheral resistance decrease, pre- and postload lowering, the contractile myocardial function increase, the pain syndrome abolition, and permitted to prepare the patients effectively for the aortocoronary shunting operation.